26 Free Photos of 1914 Prints

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Nude Photography, study of a female nude model, seen diagonally from the back (ca. 1883–1914).
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Study of a nude female model, seen from the front, in the studio of Jacques de Lalaing (ca. 1903–1914).
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Young woman female
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Print Stand for displaying ukiyo-e, c. 1908-1914, Frank Lloyd Wright, stained oak - Art Institute of Chicago - DSC00210
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Bureau Printing & Engraving. Manufactureing macerated money pulp (.) board, (1914) LCCN2016852680
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Bureau Printing & Engraving- weighing macerated money pulp for baling & sale, (1914) LCCN2016852682
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Bureau Engraving & Printing hydraulic press room for smoothing poastage and revenue stamps, (1914) LCCN2016852672
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Bureau Eng. & Ptg. Printing money- type of motor device, hand press, (1914) LCCN2016852676
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Bureau Printing & Eng.- Section of postage stamp vault- 1,500,000,000 stamps stored here, (1914) LCCN2016852679
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Bureau Eng. & Ptg. Intaglio Web Press prints, (.),drives, preforates & completes postage stamps, (1914) LCCN2016852652
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Bureau of Engraving & Printing. Twelve-ton steel door to vault containing distinctive paper on which U.S. and national bank notes and U.S. bonds are printed, (1914) LCCN2016852683
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Bureau Printing & Eng. Plate making- dipping plate in cyanide furnance in case laudering process Bath and Oil adjoining, (1914) LCCN2016852678
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Bureau of Engraving & Ptg. exterior of plate vault, (1914) LCCN2016852674
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Bureau Eng. & Ptg. Trimming room, Examining division, (1914) LCCN2016852651
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Bureau Engraving & Printing money section of Examining division vault. Approximately 750,000,000 of partially completed money etc. stored in this vault when photographed, (1914) LCCN2016852689
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Bureau of Engraving & Ptg. Machines for sizing and drying money, new method, (1914) LCCN2016852677
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Bureau Ptg. & Eng., counting of finished notes, numbering and sealing division, (1914) LCCN2016852701
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Bureau Engraving & Ptg., patching spoiled stamps, every stamp must be accounted for, (1914) LCCN2016852705
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Bureau Eng. & Ptg. Interior of plate vault, roll case on left. Engraved plates on right, (1914) LCCN2016852710
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Bureau Ptg. & Eng. machines perforating postage stamps; 146 machines, capacity 105,000 sheets a day, (1914) LCCN2016852667
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Bureau Ptg. & Eng. Transfer of money from Treasuers vault in Bureau en route to Treasury building, (1914) LCCN2016852686
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Bureau of Engraving & Ptg. Drying room showing old method of dying money- $4,500,000 aired daily, (1914) LCCN2016852675
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1914 Robert Sennecke Kriegsfotografie Zeitungsdruck General von Emmich im Kreise seiner Offiziere
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Bureau Eng. & Ptg., stamp perforating machines. Capacity 7,500 sheets daily, 400 stamps to each sheet, (1914) LCCN2016852703
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Halle Building between 1914 and 1925
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Bureau Ptg. & Eng. Destruction committee filling the maceration cylinders with cancelled money $4,447,500 destroyed at the time this picture was taken, 1914 LCCN2016852670
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